1. Riot Factory

Riot Factory is a collaboration between me and a friend, Daniel Lever. As Riot Factory, we’re working on an application based on my learnings from a previous couple of projects - a remote control IO for mobile web renderers, and SSOE (a project that was regrettably, abandoned about %10 of the way in.) If that doesn’t give you a hint as to what this will be, I don’t know what will. It is going to be ambitious. It is going to be slick. It is going to be woven from kelp by atlantic whale varieties.

2. Interactive Content Engine [ICE]

ICE, currently being propelled into its second version at an average rate of 600 lines of code per day, is my dynamic content management system. It isn’t like any other though - it doesn’t just display your pages, or your blogs, or your feeds - it manages everything. ICE:v2 can manage all your pages, statistics and monitoring, user administration and permissions, wikis, blogs, feeds in multiple formats, theming, multi-site synchronisation, and much more - and is generally an extremely powerful database driven engine for Web 2.0 pages.

Do you want the power to be able to create portals and systems which are uniquely yours? Do you want ease of use for site administrators and users alike? Would you like to broadcast key messages to the world? ICE handles all of these challenges with ease - and still allows the powerful customisation that large information driven sites require.